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Top 9 African Players in AC Milan History

By YPB Team

AC Milan have embraced African talent since the days of George Weah's Ballon d'Or brilliance to more recent arrivals, with players from Liberia, Ivory Coast, Cameroon and Guinea gracing the San Siro in Serie A and European competition.

  1. George Weah — ranked #11
    George Weah
    Liberia striker who won two Serie A titles in four seasons from 1995, scoring 58 goals including an iconic solo goal, and became the first non-European Ballon d'Or winner.
    1000pts
  2. Marcel Desailly — ranked #22
    Marcel Desailly
    Accra-born powerhouse who anchored Milan's midfield from 1993, scoring in the 1994 Champions League final and winning two Scudetti.
    752pts
  3. Samuel Chukwueze — ranked #33
    Samuel Chukwueze
    Nigeria winger who joined Milan in 2023, bringing electric pace and incisive dribbling from his outstanding Villarreal years to the San Siro.
    473pts
  4. Kevin Constant — ranked #44
    Kevin Constant
    Guinea left-back who gave energetic and reliable service across four seasons at AC Milan from 2012, a versatile presence in Rossoneri colours.
    401pts
  5. Ismael Bennacer — ranked #55
    Ismael Bennacer
    Algeria midfielder who has been a creative force in AC Milan's engine room since 2019, an AFCON winner and Scudetto champion in 2021-22.
    401pts
  6. Sulley Muntari — ranked #66
    Sulley Muntari
    Ghana midfielder who won the 2010-11 Serie A title and the Italian Super Cup during his four-season spell, known for his powerful displays.
    401pts
  7. Mbaye Niang — ranked #77
    Mbaye Niang
    Senegal forward who spent multiple loan spells at AC Milan from 2012, developing under the Rossoneri banner before establishing himself at Rennes.
    0pts
  8. Franck Kessie — ranked #88
    Franck Kessie
    Ivory Coast midfielder who was one of the most powerful box-to-box midfielders in Serie A during his five seasons from 2017, winning the 2021-22 Scudetto.
    0pts
  9. Kevin-Prince Boateng — ranked #99
    Kevin-Prince Boateng
    Ghana midfielder who won the 2010-11 Scudetto and made his name at the San Siro, later returning for a second stint in the Rossoneri shirt.
    0pts

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